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Great Pacific Gold Corp FSXLF


Primary Symbol: V.GPAC

Great Pacific Gold Corp. operates a portfolio of high-grade gold projects in Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Australia. In PNG, it holds a significant 2,513 sq. km mineral exploration land package. It includes early-stage and advanced-stage exploration targets with high-grade epithermal vein and porphyry-style mineralization present. Its Arau Project consists of two exploration licenses, located in the Kainantu region, and includes the Mt. Victor Prospect, hosting copper and gold mineralization. Its Wild Dog Project consists of one granted exploration license, EL 2761, and one exploration license application, ELA 2516, located on the island of New Britain and about 50 km southwest of Rabaul and Kokopo, PNG. Its Kesar Creek Project consists of one exploration license, EL 2711, and is contiguous with the K92 Mining Inc. tenements. Its The Tinga Valley Property consists of one exploration license, EL2720, located in the Papua Mobile Belt, which is host to several Tier 1 copper and gold mines.


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Comment by JefferonianGoldon Dec 23, 2020 12:24pm
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RE:OT - Jeff and Ferguson - rare earths

RE:OT - Jeff and Ferguson - rare earthsBrainer,  This is my opinion only. First off, rare earth's are not as rare as the name implies though China has a large amount of them.

As for electric vehicles, I'm not a fan and for numerous reasons. One they are hyped as being "eco" friendly and they certainly are not.  The amount of fossil fuels to produce an electric vehicle are crazy plus they are unfortunately "not recyclable!!!  just like those stupid giant electric generating power fans we see, "not recyclable".
Two, the cost to buy an electric vehicle is considerably more than most  gas/diesel fuel vehicles.  Today people are having a hard time putting food on the table let alone buy a "green" vehicle which buy the way has very limited range and if you plan to tow something your range drops 75%.   Electric vehicles in high numbers is eons away.

Also, California's Gov.  signed an executive order for everyone to have an electric vehichle by 2035, good luck!  California currently have rotating blacks outs just so they can power their homes 4 -6 hours a day and the power company is bankrupt!
As for China, they are trying to rule the world by purchasing infrastuctures of governments including farms and ports!  Australia made the big mistake of doing too much business with China and will now pay for it.  Oh and China would love to have all that Aussie gold.



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